Fans desperate
Oasis are planning 5 concerts at Wembley Stadium
Following the spectacular comeback announcement by Oasis, pre-sales for the Britpop band's tour in summer 2025 have begun. From 10 a.m. (CEST), fans were able to try to get tickets for 15 concerts by the group led by brothers Liam (51) and Noel Gallagher (57) in the UK. Tickets for the two gigs in the Irish capital Dublin went on sale an hour earlier.
Accompanied by problems and long queues on the ticket platforms, sales for the comeback tour of the legendary Britpop band Oasis have started.
Several websites were temporarily unavailable or only partially accessible around the start of sales for the 17 concerts in the UK and Ireland this morning, while elsewhere fans were stuck at the back of the queue behind hundreds of thousands of other interested parties.
Sure, only half a million people ahead of me in the queue for Oasis tickets, I'm very optimistic!
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"Half a million people ahead of me in the queue"
"Today is gonna be the day of not getting tickets", wrote one user, echoing the famous first words of the Oasis classic "Wonderwall". Another user joked: "Sure, only half a million people ahead of me in the queue for Oasis tickets, I'm very optimistic!"
Oasis announced the reunion on Tuesday - almost 15 years to the day after singer Liam Gallagher and guitarist Noel Gallagher ended their collaboration after the brothers fell out. Oasis became famous 30 years ago with the album "Definitely Maybe".
Tickets for the reunion tour cost at least 86.50 euros for a seat, with standing tickets costing at least 175 euros.
"Unprecedented demand"
Some fans already had the chance to secure tickets on Friday evening. Fans were able to apply for a pre-sale and then use a special code to try and get their hands on a ticket. The band spoke of "unprecedented demand".
Fans hope for a world tour
The kick-off is planned for July 4 and 5 in Cardiff, Wales. The band will then play five concerts each at London's Wembley Stadium and in Oasis' home city of Manchester, as well as three in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, before finishing up in Dublin. There is still speculation about a world tour.
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